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Stack Overflow’s 2016 Year

Stack Overflow’s 2016 Year Which programming languages have the angriest commenters. Answer? Objective-C, followed by C and C++. She also determined which languages have the happiest commenters are r, Ruby on Rails, and XML.

Understanding API Security - Free ebook

Understanding API Security - Free ebook Gone are the days when it was acceptable for a piece of software to live in its own little silo, disconnected from the outside world. Today, services are expected to be available for programming, mixing, and building into new applications.

Learn how to achieve parallelism with Ruby MRI using I/O Bound Threads

Learn how to achieve parallelism with Ruby MRI using I/O Bound Threads When choosing which language to use, Ruby’s performance issues seem to come up more and more these days as a reason not to use Ruby. These complaints are not entirely without merit. This

ROM - ROM 3.0 Released

ROM - ROM 3.0 Released We're happy to announce the release of rom 3.0.0, a big release which comes with the first stable versions of rom-sql 1.0.0 and rom-repository 1.0.0. Changes and improvements in rom core gem focused mostly on extending functionality of relation Sc...

Blazer - a great tool to see what (data) you get

Blazer - a great tool to see what (data) you get It allows you to execute SQL queries on your database from the web panel and visualize the data in a convenient and clear way. If you are not good at SQL you can ask your dev team to write some fundamental queries. Save them and use them on your own.

TTY • The Ruby terminal apps toolkit

TTY • The Ruby terminal apps toolkit Everything you need to build command line apps

Benchmarking a Go AI in Ruby: CRuby vs. Rubinius vs. JRuby vs. Truffle – a year later

Benchmarking a Go AI in Ruby: CRuby vs. Rubinius vs. JRuby vs. Truffle – a year later A little more than a year ago I published a blog post benchmarking different ruby implementations against a bot that plays Go which I wrote. Now a little than a year later (~13.5 months) let's see how the different contestants have improved in the...

Will JavaScript frameworks take over Rails? - Quora

Will JavaScript frameworks take over Rails? - Quora “Take over” assumes that Rails had anything to steal. It doesn’t. That’s the beauty of working with and for the web. The diversity and freedom of implementation choices behind the HTTP answer is infinite. So it’s not a zero-sum platform war in the...

Four reasons developers should write their own load tests

Four reasons developers should write their own load tests Around a year and a half ago my team started performance testing our own services, rather than relying on help from a dedicated performance team. There were all sorts of benefits that I hadn’t expected, and I’m now convinced that this should be st...

Simple and Terrifying Encryption Story

Simple and Terrifying Encryption Story When I was developing my new feature, I found something very disturbing. I wrote a test for decoding messages with wrong keys. To be more specific, I replaced the key first char with some other chars (a, b, and so on). I expected bad decrypt error...

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